Wasatch Pediatrics in Farmington

11/14/2025

💙 World Diabetes Day 💙

Today at Wasatch Pediatrics, many of our amazing employees wore blue to show support, raise awareness, and stand with those impacted by diabetes. We’re proud to join the global effort to educate, support, and empower families in our community.

11/12/2025

This is a common question from parents. Both type 1 and type 2 diabetes can occur at any age, but children are most likely to be diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. Noticing early symptoms can make a big difference.

Common signs may include:

- More frequent urination (especially at night, which may cause a child who is potty trained to start bedwetting again).

- Being very thirsty

- Feeling more tired than usual

- Weight loss

- Increased appetite

- Abdominal pain & vomiting

If you ever notice changes that concern you or feel "off," talk to your pediatrician. We're here to listen, check, and guide you!

11/11/2025

Join our office in supporting World Diabetes Day by wearing blue on November 14th 💙

11/10/2025

Stories help kids understand big ideas, like bravery, sacrifice, and service. ❤️ In honor of , we’ve rounded up some great children’s books that celebrate our veterans and the families who support them. 🇺🇸✨

11/07/2025

Say hello to Hallie-also known as Hal or Halpal-our October Employee of the Month!

She brings kindness, energy, and a love for people that makes her a true standout on the team.

Her first job was teaching gymnastics at The Little Gym, and she once dreamed of being a ballerina. These days, she loves hiking, yoga, reading, and traveling-especially to Europe or Thailand.

Hallie's favorite holiday is Christmas, her go-to food is Mexican, her family makes her laugh the most, and her mom is her hero.

She says the best part of working at Wasatch is the people-and we feel just as lucky to work with her.

11/06/2025

We’re thrilled to welcome Sarai to our Farmington Wasatch Pediatrics family, as our new Behavioral Health intern! Sarai joined our clinic in September after five years in case management with DCFS and recently began her master’s program in Social Work this past May. Her love for working with children began early, inspired by her experience in daycare and a passion for helping families grow stronger together.

When asked what she loves most about her work, Sarai shared, “Children are so fun and willing to be their authentic selves. Families love each other so much, but can also be so challenging, and I love helping repair those relationships.” Her go-to advice for patients and parents alike is simple but powerful: You matter!

Outside of work, she loves being in nature, crafting, cooking, and spending time with her two young kids, who make her world go round.

Please join us in giving Sarai a warm welcome and feel free to call to book an appointment today!

11/05/2025

Yes, we offer Beyfortus at our office to help protect babies from severe RSV infections!

(nirsevimab) is a monoclonal antibody that provides immunization to RSV. It is recommended for infants younger than 8 months who are born during or are entering their first RSV season (October - March).

It is also recommended for some children ages 8-19 months who are at higher risk for severe RSV disease and entering their second RSV season.

If you have questions or to schedule your child's Beyfortus immunization, call our office today!

11/05/2025

Now you can put the faces to the creations!
Thanks so much for your support and for voting in our employee pumpkin decorating contest - our team had a blast showing off their creativity!

11/04/2025

Trick-or-treating is fun...cavities are not! 👻 The longer and more frequently your child's teeth are exposed to sugar, the greater the risk for cavities. "Sticky sugar" foods such as candy, caramel, fruit snacks, and gum can bathe the teeth in sugar for hours.

Here are some helpful brushing reminders:

🦷 Brush teeth every morning and night. It's recommended to brush after eating a sugary item, too!

🦷 Use toothpaste with fluoride to help strengthen tooth enamel & prevent cavities.

🦷 For kids under 3, use a smear of toothpaste the size of a grain of rice.

🦷 For kids ages 3-6, use a pea-sized amount of toothpaste.

🦷 If your child is old enough to brush their own, encourage brushing for 2 minutes. Setting a timer or having them sing a song can help.

🦷 Remind kids to brush the trickier teeth in the back that are hidden and not just the front teeth.

🦷 Floss between teeth daily.

🦷 Keep up with dentist visits every 6 months for checkups.

11/04/2025

Thanks so much for all of your support in voting on our employee pumpkin decorating contest. We had over 500 votes! Here our this years winners :)

1st Carmel Apple
2nd Ice Cream Cone
3rd Fairy House

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from Wasatch Pediatrics in Farmington!

10/31/2025